Test the bogie as a complete system before it goes back under the vehicle.

A bogie is more than individual springs and components. The assembled system has to carry load, sit correctly and respond as intended.

In practice: place the complete bogie in a test stand, load it like a vehicle would, and check the result before installation.

Load and verify complete bogies in a controlled workshop setup.

Best for: bogie production, overhaul and acceptance

Check how the assembled bogie sits and carries load.

Best for: post-overhaul adjustment and quality control

Combine bogie validation with other workshop test and power systems.

Best for: new depots, production centers and comprehensive test rooms

Keep test systems controlled as fixtures, software and fleet requirements change.

Best for: installed test benches over long service life

Place the complete unit into the test stand.

Reproduce the defined vehicle load cases.

See how the suspension and assembly behave together.

Use the result before the bogie returns to the vehicle.

Assembly, suspension setting and geometry can change the complete system behaviour.

Before: the components have been assembled and assumed correct.

After: the complete bogie has been tested under controlled load.

CBP defines whether the customer needs a dedicated bogie stand or a larger test-facility package, then coordinates the Easydur or IRMIE route accordingly.